Most exciting new car under 75K that won't depreciate alot?

[DS_BMW]

I'm looking at a Civic Type R, GR Corrola, RS3 and Golf R. I can't think of anything else under 75K new that won't depreciate like a rock.

[R N M]

M2, Supra, Integra Type S, Mustang Dark Horse

[gonzo]

CT4 Blackwing

[Pauly Wauly]

BMW M2

https://www.bmwblog.com/2022/06/12/2023-bmw-m2-review/

https://www.bmwblog.com/2023/08/15/2...m2-pricing-us/

[chassis]

Originally Posted by DS_BMW

I'm looking at a Civic Type R, GR Corrola, RS3 and Golf R. I can't think of anything else under 75K new that won't depreciate like a rock.

Why is depreciation a requirement? Are you looking to flip/sell in less than 24 months of ownership?

[DanG]

I also vote for an M2. Best bang for the buck under $75K.

[dgoldenz]

Originally Posted by DS_BMW

I'm looking at a Civic Type R, GR Corrola, RS3 and Golf R. I can't think of anything else under 75K new that won't depreciate like a rock.

That’s because there are none. Buy a 981 GTS and sell it for what you paid later.

[DS_BMW]

Originally Posted by chassis

Why is depreciation a requirement? Are you looking to flip/sell in less than 24 months of ownership?

Yes always!

[RM7]

Originally Posted by dgoldenz

That’s because there are none. Buy a 981 GTS and sell it for what you paid later.

Exactly this.

Unless you are going to buy something and put it in a barn, they'll all depreciate like a rock and the barn one will need to wait 20 years.

OR

Buy a car that is fun to drive and drive the hell out of it


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[GA/\/\/\/\A_CT]

If you want to flip after 2 years why not consider a preowned car? Otherwise the first 2 years of ownership are massive depreciation, usually. Dont be fooled by Covid supply chain history…that was an anomaly.

[MassWholeBimmer]

Originally Posted by RM7

Exactly this.

Unless you are going to buy something and put it in a barn, they'll all depreciate like a rock and the barn one will need to wait 20 years.

OR

Buy a car that is fun to drive and drive the hell out of it


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An acquaintance of mine bought a Challenger (RT scat trim I believe). Pretty much what he is doing. Bought it last summer and he has 200 miles on it. He says it's an investment. Meanwhile he is driving around in a 10 year old F150.

I say it's one thing to not drive it in bad weather, but take it out on a nice sunny 70 degree day. Enjoy it.

Nope, it's an investment he says. Whatever..

[kyriian]

Originally Posted by R N M

M2, Supra, Integra Type S, Mustang Dark Horse

Has to be the MT Supra specifically, the auto one probably not so much

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by dgoldenz

That’s because there are none. Buy a 981 GTS and sell it for what you paid later.

Hate to say it but there's your answer. Unless you bin it, you'll likely even profit ffs. Why buy new when these things are so babied?

[M3WC]

Originally Posted by DS_BMW

I'm looking at a Civic Type R, GR Corrola, RS3 and Golf R. I can't think of anything else under 75K new that won't depreciate like a rock.

It is quite impressive how well RS3's hold their value. 3 year old 2020 RS3's with 40k miles are mid $50k on autotrader, basically what 2020 msrp was.

Type R would be a good bet as well, but can you find one at msrp? I see people suggesting G87 M2, but they are producing those at a 1600unit/month clip now.

Agree with above, 981 GTS is money in the bank.

[XutvJet]

New? Supra 6MT or Civic Type R.

Used? Porsche Cayman 981 GTS 6mt.

The Cayman will hold it's value far better than the Supra 6MT or Civic Type R.

[G MONEY]

Originally Posted by MassWholeBimmer

An acquaintance of mine bought a Challenger (RT scat trim I believe). Pretty much what he is doing. Bought it last summer and he has 200 miles on it. He says it's an investment. Meanwhile he is driving around in a 10 year old F150.

I say it's one thing to not drive it in bad weather, but take it out on a nice sunny 70 degree day. Enjoy it.

Nope, it's an investment he says. Whatever..

Ha ha. That thing is a turd 💩!!!!. Not an investment. You buddy is delusional sorry to say. Don’t take advice from him is your best choice

[VegasG42]

Originally Posted by G MONEY

Ha ha. That thing is a turd 💩!!!!. Not an investment. You buddy is delusional sorry to say. Don’t take advice from him is your best choice

Agreed. Challengers and Chargers are a dime a dozen. Official car of the North America Imbecile.

Just saw a Hellcat on Cars and Bids that was barely at $41k

[VegasG42]

Used C8 Corvettes are still holding their MSRP value very well.

But the days of flipping your C8 for a quick $10k to $20k are long gone though

[Germanauto]

CPO 718 or M2

[BMWILUVU]

C8 if you can get one but of those listed, I would have thought a Civic Type R would not depreciate much. I was actually looking at maybe buying a previous gen Type R not too many available and seem in high demand.

[nicholasn]

Originally Posted by MassWholeBimmer

An acquaintance of mine bought a Challenger (RT scat trim I believe). Pretty much what he is doing. Bought it last summer and he has 200 miles on it. He says it's an investment. Meanwhile he is driving around in a 10 year old F150.

I say it's one thing to not drive it in bad weather, but take it out on a nice sunny 70 degree day. Enjoy it.

Nope, it's an investment he says. Whatever..

What a waste. Not even a very collectible car but no one lies on their deathbed thinking they should have driven their fun car less.

[MassWholeBimmer]

Originally Posted by nicholasn

What a waste. Not even a very collectible car but no one lies on their deathbed thinking they should have driven their fun car less.

Yup. If he was loaded and had other nice cars... still whatever... But he installs floor tile for a living (no offense to people that install floor tile) and his "daily driver" is a 10 year old F150.